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Re: Violation of Oath of Office, at all levels

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From: arminius
Date: Sun, 01 May 2005 21:24
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"pablito" <pablito@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Extracts...........
> ****************
> Republic Tucson Bureau
> Apr. 30, 2005 12:00 AM
>
> LUKEVILLE - More than a year after ordering an
> investigation into students crossing the U.S.-Mexican
> border to attend school in Arizona, state schools chief
> Tom Horne acknowledged Friday that officials still
> haven't checked to see where the kids actually live.
>
> "The investigation is proceeding," Horne said. "If there is
> abuse of  taxpayer money, we will seek disciplinary
> action. This is still a  serious matter."
>
> Horne said in March 2004 that he planned to ask Arizona
> Attorney General Terry Goddard to investigate reports by
> The Arizona Republic and CNN that an estimated 90
> students living in Sonoyta, Mexico, were enrolled in
> school in Ajo.
>
> Attorneys in Goddard's office prepared a detailed legal
> analysis and sent it to Horne last year, but the state still
> has not requested public records from the local school
> district or county to verify students' residency claims.
>
> The controversy has put the small school district in Ajo,
> an old copper mining town southwest of Tucson, in
> turmoil. Already facing declining  enrollment, the district
> stands to lose more than $425,000 in funding if  the
> estimated 80 to 85 students who now catch the bus at the
> U.S.-Mexican border are culled from its rolls.
> ******************
> WELL GHEE WHIZZ,  Sounds like a fraud case to me,
> and the taxpayers of the state of Arizona are the Victums.
>
> How about this,  fire the corrupt school district
> employees,  close the border, and  return the $425,000
> stolen from the Taxpayers of the State of Arizona.
>
> Send the Bill for how many years of school costs to the
> white house, for not enforcing the laws of the United
> States, and allowing Illegal foreign national aliens to
> freely enter the USA at will.
>
> The saleries of  the district school officials and employee,s
> will fund independant teachers, and proviide for educating
> the few American  Citizen Children that actually live in this
> town / district.
>
> Or annex the portion of Mexico where the Mexican kids
> live, and form a new border wall on the south side of this
> community, as it is now American Territory, and the
> residents are now american Citizens, and shall pay taxes
> to the State of Arizona to fund the schooling of their
> children.
>
> Don't worry about the noise from the Mexican
> government,    their totally impotent, usless, and do
> nothing but make noise and steal from their population.
> Been taking lessons from US politicians.
>
> Pablito
> ****************************************
> Been saying all along how these border areas are allowing
> the damn Mexican citizens to attend our schools using our
> tax money and all. It  isn't just there either. It is in all
> border states and it is sickening.
>  GQ
> ******************************************
> And here's the kicker, it doesn't end with the border
> states.
>  This extends across the country.   From inner city, to
> rural  America.  Illegal foreign national alien children are
> sucking up the resources paid for by Tax paying
> American Citizens, throughout the school systems.
>
> The Illegal foreign national alien criminal parents, then
> piss and moan about their children not having enough
> translators to communicate in the school system.
> This would not be a problem, if they were not here in
> the first place, and this boils down a to lack of law
> enforcement by federal and state agencies,  Which in its
> own right , is a violation of the laws on the books, and
> violation of the oath of office of every politician, and law
> enforcement officer who does not enforce the law.
>
> There is no provision in the laws of the United States
> for the politician or the law enforcement community to
> determine which law they will enforce, and which they will
> not enforce.    and to do so is selective enforcement, and
> is a violation in itself.
>
> If you don't like the law, then change it, but until then,
> enforce it. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Not even the courts can arbitrarily determine which
> laws they want enforced, and which they don't.  They
> can deny to prosecute, but the law remains, until removed
> or changed.
>
> These mandates are the basis of our judicial system,
> and our law enforcement system, and even though
> enacted by our politicqal community, which is suposed to
> be a representation of the peoples wants and will,
> commonly disregarded by all branches of government,
> as todays government has almost totally forgotten who
> it is, and what it is for.
>
> Under our constitution, we have a government of the
> people, by the people, and for the people....
>
>  Remember this from high school civics....
>
> Today we have a government, of the government, by
> the government, and for the government,   unless the
> politician is in an election year.
>
> Shall we go on
>
> This is not hypotisis, but daily fact.  don't believe,  then
> pull the carrots out of your ears,   close the porno
> magizene, and get your nose out of the tv,
> and take note of whats going on around you...
>
> Take a good hard look,  and then look at your tax bill.
>
> Pablito
> ******************************************

And we taxpayers are being bled to pay for these illegals. Our government is
a total waste. Blame both Parties, spare none, support nothing the
government offers.

Hank

http://www.stormfront.org/
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